Reviewer Comments - EERE
Reviewer Comments - EERE
Reviewer Comments - EERE
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2011 Algae Platform Review – <strong>Reviewer</strong> <strong>Comments</strong><br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong> <strong>Comments</strong> are direct transcripts of commentary and material provided by the Platform’s<br />
Review Panel. They have not been edited or altered by the Biomass Program.<br />
has met its objectives in achieving milestones and overcoming technical barriers<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong> <strong>Comments</strong><br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 1 Criteria Score: 5<br />
The progress is adequate to the time spent on the project so far.<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 2 Criteria Score: 6<br />
Progress in this project is satisfactory, but the things mentioned in the approach section would likely<br />
improve the project.<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 3 Criteria Score: 4<br />
Development of a GIS-based Biomass Assessment Tool that integrates high-resolution data with<br />
biophysical models to provide spatially/temporally explicit estimates of production potential and resource<br />
demands and constants<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 4 Criteria Score: 7<br />
See Overall Impressions text.<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 5 Criteria Score: 6<br />
Scientists have not finished different modules, but indicated that milestones will be accomplished by the<br />
project deadlines.<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 6 Criteria Score: 7<br />
No problem - good work progress.<br />
<strong>Reviewer</strong>: 7 Criteria Score: 4<br />
Progress falls significantly short of the state that should be required before specific estimates are<br />
presented and published.<br />
Presenter Response<br />
[2.1] N/C --- [2.2] See Response 1.2(a-c) --- [2.3] N/C --- [2.4] N/C --- [2.5] The project in on track to<br />
meet project milestones and deadlines. --- [2.6] N/C --- [2.7] The research, methodology, and products<br />
developed under the current project provide key building blocks to realizing the ability to represent the<br />
full lifecycle process. We feel that sufficient progress has been made to establish national baseline<br />
conditions under well-specified assumptions and limitations (Wigmosta et. al 2011). As such, there are<br />
clear benefits to the scientific research community to share periodic and logical progressions within<br />
specific lifecycle stages; the current project has benefited from such presentations and publications from<br />
others, and our assumptions, results and contributions have been peer-reviewed by experts in the field and<br />
published in Wigmosta et. al (2011).<br />
Wigmosta, M. S., A. M. Coleman, R. J. Skaggs, M. H. Huesemann, and L. J. Lane (2011), National<br />
microalgae biofuel production potential and resource demand, Water Resour. Res., 47, W00H04,<br />
doi:10.1029/2010WR009966.<br />
3. Project Relevance<br />
The project both identifies with and contributes to meeting the platform goals and objectives of the<br />
Biomass Program Multi-Year Program Plan<br />
The project has considered applications of the expected outputs<br />
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